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China-Japan-Koreas
Hard Times for North Korean Mines and Miners
2014-12-28
Josh Stanton at One Free Korea pulls together a variety of sources that paint a grim picture for North Korean hard metal miners both at home and at overseas mines in Malaysia.

If we had a CIA worth anything at all, we'd find ways to help all the Nork overseas miners defect...
Posted by:Steve White

#4  if it keeps the NORKs moving forward, Champ would support it
Posted by: Frank G   2014-12-28 13:39  

#3  Meanwhile,the regime is trying to raise coal production, perhaps to offset its lost iron ore revenue.....

They're lucky Champ has nothing to do with their 'coal mining' economic recovery efforts.
Posted by: Besoeker   2014-12-28 12:40  

#2  Too bad our so-called free press does not report these things in NORK. I guess covering gay football player stories is more important. Not that there's anything wrong with it........
Posted by: Alaska Paul   2014-12-28 12:35  

#1  Yet copper demand has risen … due to a “recent order for copper to produce bronze statues of the son and father Kims all across the country.” Imagine that.
Posted by: Frank G   2014-12-28 08:20  

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